Dancing with the stars: No fear for the underdog?
Opinions / June 16, 2010
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Natsumi Oye looks at the underdog effect in Dancing with the Stars.... Continue Reading
Get-up-and-go! Try something new this summer
Opinions / May 12, 2010
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By Denny Hollick [Coordinating editor] Now that the spring semester is over, many of you may have chosen to take a light course load, or might be taking the Summer off all together. Either way, many people choose to take the Summer to work, save up some cash, or loaf around. That being said, there... Continue Reading
HST meets Democracy
Opinions / May 12, 2010
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The Liberals have told us the implementation of the HST is a done deal. The opposition has told us that we have a voice and we can call for a repeal, but how does the fight against the HST really work?... Continue Reading
Video games lead to crime? Only if you’re stupid
Opinions / April 13, 2010
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Can video games depicting crime really be blamed for real life criminals? Only if you’re an idiot, says Christopher Poon.... Continue Reading
Examining the media’s examination of the seal hunt
Opinions / March 31, 2010
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This is Matt, the Runner’s political columnist. This week he examines the media’s portrayal of the hotly debated seal hunt. ... Continue Reading
No fundings for birth control
Opinions / March 30, 2010
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This is Matt, the Runner’s political columnist. Matt thinks that political agenda’s should take a back seat to women and children’s rights. ... Continue Reading
It’s time to appreciate what we have: Earth Hour
Opinions / March 30, 2010
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For those of you who don’t know, and so probably didn’t participate, Earth Hour happened on Sat. Mar. 27th, at 8:30 p.m. At this time, for one hour, millions of people all over the world turned off their lights at home and at work, as a statement against climate change. This movement started out in Australia in 2007, and has since spread worldwide, with hundreds of millions of people in 4,000 cities of 88 countries participating in 2009.... Continue Reading
Canadians get ripped off by big companies
Opinions / March 30, 2010
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Denny Hollick talks price-fixing, cross border transactions and big companies generally sucking. ... Continue Reading
Want to talk to government? Too bad
Opinions / March 24, 2010
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This is Matt, the Runner’s political columnist. He is not happy that P.M. Harper is making even more effort to censor free speech and the media. ... Continue Reading
Rant: Please learn to drive...seriously!
Opinions / March 23, 2010
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I drive a lot! I drive to and from work, to and from school, when I am going to hang out with friends and so on. I drive regular city streets, highways and freeways. Let’s just say that I have grown many pet peeves from driving often. I am not a driving expert, but I know my place on the road. And unless you are being an absolute jerk to me, then I let you know your place on the road; that is typically behind me until you learn to back off.... Continue Reading
How real is real? Reality television is here to stay
Opinions / March 23, 2010
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Natsumi Oye dissects reality television and why we need it.... Continue Reading
Spring break at Kwantlen: No miami beach?
Opinions / March 23, 2010
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Well, it’s the third week back from the luxurious Olympic “reading break,” and I don’t know about everyone else, but I’m still hung over.... Continue Reading
BC's working poor : How do you do it?
Opinions / March 15, 2010
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Kwantlen student Hailey Lawrence looks at a different type of poor, the working poor.... Continue Reading
Yay or Nay? Changing O' Canada because it's sexist
Opinions / March 15, 2010
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Should Canadians change their national anthem to ensure equality?... Continue Reading
In the mind of a speed dater
Opinions / March 10, 2010
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Todd Easterbrook tries his hand at speed dating, and has a few suggestions for next time.... Continue Reading